Sentence examples for supremely powerful from inspiring English sources

In his early forties, the Welsh wizard is still at the height of his powers, a supremely powerful yet subtle singer and compelling stage presence, especially in the Cardiff-based company with whom he made his operatic debut as Mozart's Guglielmo in 1990.

The sons of Herod the Great squabbled for power while the old emperor, Tiberius, supremely powerful but dangerously capricious, lived in isolation in Capri.

During the Stuart period, and particularly in the English Civil War, the Magna Carta was used to restrain the power of monarchs at a time when monarchs on the continent were supremely powerful.

These techniques are meant to create a sense of immediacy, a supremely powerful naturalism.

But when a Newman is less than supremely powerful one feels a bit embarrassed for him.

First, the Constitution establishes a supremely powerful Parliament, which can ride roughshod over the executive.

Yet everything confirms this Greek "myth" of a supremely rich, powerful, bureaucratically faceless empire.

But consider this: In these days of political turmoil it takes a supremely confident and powerful group of men to offer the country back its own money and dress it up as largesse.

Trump rather imagines his constituents as a beleaguered us who have faith that they will be saved by a powerful, supremely willfull you: Donald Trump.

They see their parents as being supremely intelligent and powerful - basically incapable of making bad decisions.

In so doing, St. Thomas Aquinas said, the "wise legislator" is imitating God who, though all powerful and supremely good, tolerates certain evils lest greater evils ensue.